Hi @Rajeshwar Raj I hope you received my reply today (Oct 7th)   

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You will pay less Taxes on the sale due to paying Capital Gains instead of ordinary income tax due to being flipped the same year you bought it.I am not a CPA and will recommend that you seek advise with a professional on that area, but if you flip to rent instead of selling on your first years, you tax bill will literally be almost non existent.Do not let this flip and some appraiser steal your future as an investor, on the next ones, try to invest a lot less on the rehabs and you should be fine!!!!!!!!!!

The deal can be structured so that you "the seller" carry back a $90,000 first lien, usually with an 8% interest rate (which you will sell to a note buyer at closing) and a $5,000 second lien, which you will keep and receive monthly payments for.

The deal can be structured so that you "the seller" carry back a $90,000 first lien, usually with an 8% interest rate (which you will sell to a note buyer at closing) and a $5,000 second lien, which you will keep and receive monthly payments for. 

I've received differing advice on when to refinance.  

If you went into the business transaction with a serious attitude and a professional process then yes they absolutely would. 

You might receive more valuable responses if you clarify your question and what you hope to accomplish. 

If you choose to go it alone, refer back to BP podcasts where people talk about how they manage their own properties and check the show notes for links to the software, resources etc. that they use to be professional, organized and ultimately successful.  

That gives you a professionals opinion with proof to take to the sellers.